Implement automated TLS trust via http-endpoint relation#80
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Overview
This PR introduces automated CA propagation through the http-endpoint relation interface.
When Falcosidekick exposes an HTTPS endpoint signed by a private or self-managed CA, the corresponding CA certificate is now published via the relation and automatically installed into Falco’s system trust store.
This enables Falco to validate TLS connections to Falcosidekick without requiring manual certificate distribution or configuration.
Rationale
Previously, when Falcosidekick was configured with TLS using a private or self-signed CA, Falco required manual trust configuration or additional operational steps to validate the connection.
This change aligns the integration with secure-by-default principles by ensuring that TLS identity validation is automatically and correctly configured through Juju relations.
Juju Events Changes
Module Changes
Library Changes
falcosidekick_http_endpoint:
Checklist
urgent,trivial,senior-review-required,documentation)docs/changelog.mdis updated with user-relevant changes.